The Straits Times, 13 July 1960
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Title Section20 1960-07-13 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Nat**"* 1 He***** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1960 15 CENTS.20 words
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Article1098 1960-07-13 1 PLANE: 'RECKLESS' says U.S. 'U.S. IS PROVOKING A WAR CONFLICT' Bases: Now Britain takes up the issue Nikita— Intrusion checked at start WASHINGTON, Tuesday. -[-HE UNITED STATES today accused Russia of a "reckless attempt to create an international incident" by shooting down a U.S. plane over the Barents Sea. TheReuter - 1,098 words
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Article, Illustration34 1960-07-13 1 RIVAL Bakongo and Beyako tribesmen in a street bottle in Leopoldville. The rivalry stems from a pre-independence struggle over which tribe has the right to Leopoldville.34 words
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Article, Illustration184 1960-07-13 1 SIR GERALD TEMPLE - Templer can't make July 31, may come later ITVALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The Federation's former High Commissioner, Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, will not attend the celebrations marking the official ending of the Emergency on July 31. Confirming this today, a senior official in the Prime SIR GERALD TEMPLE Minister's Department184 words
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424 1960-07-13 1 Police fire on rioters in Indian strike NEW DELHI, Tuesday. f|NE man was killed and six others injured when police opened fire today on a violent crowd of strikers at Dohad, about 60 miles from here. The trouble began last night when the police intervened following clashes between loyal workersReuter; UPI - 424 words
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133 1960-07-13 1 LITTLE ROCK (Arkansas), Tuesday. THREE men were arrested by F. 8.1, agents early today plotting to blow up a building at Philander Smith Negro College Just about the time an explosion shattered the side of a nearby warehouse. The blast jarred homes In the133 words
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Article51 1960-07-13 1 COLOMBO, Tues.—Batonswinging police today broke up an antl-Communlst demonstration outside the Soviet Embassy. The demonstrators, headed by 10 Buddhist monks, spent 45 minutes in front of the Embassy snouting, "Yakovlev 'Soviet Amoassador Vladimir Yakovlev) go home," "We don't want another Tibet," and "Save our temples from the Reds."—51 words
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Article32 1960-07-13 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Professor J. S. Bastln. professor of History at the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, has been awarded a Carnegie Corporation travel grant. It was announc««l today. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article29 1960-07-13 1 LONDON. Tues. Talks on the extent of British financial help for Singapore's fiveyear development plan continued today between Colonial Office officials and a Singapore Government delegation. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article34 1960-07-13 1 PRETORIA, Tues.— South Africa's Ministry of Justice announced today that the state of emergency imposed at the time of the Sharpeville incident had been lifted in a further 23 districts.— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article19 1960-07-13 1 JAKARTA. Tues.— President Soekarno has invited President Ayub Khan of Pakistan to visit Indonesia in December. Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article127 1960-07-13 1 Troops cordon Red embassy lAKARTA, Tues. The Jakarta Garrison Command this morning threw a cordon of riflearmed troops around the Communist Chinese embassy here. The troops, about a platoon strength, made no attempt to enter the embassy or Interw fere with passers-by. The high Iron gate of the embassy remainedReuter - 127 words
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Article94 1960-07-13 1 CUSTOMS SEIZE 400 LB OPIUM SINGAPOII 1 li«ir Cistern? |Mtty MM/ed Iliv r.iir upturn foll"» r«id uo housr in I*o P^< m BraddeM iMi >taortiy lllrr midnight (hH irrttted Optra i < p^itd >»wn tiu whtok cohered ••ith ii m froai rhen cMMM aflktt ma4> cU»CO*crj I I94 words
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Article133 1960-07-13 2 Claimed to be doctor: Fined IPOH, Tues. A man who claimed to be a doctor, to have done research work and discovered a cure for piles, was fined $100 in the Magistrate's Court here today. Chin Pak Lan. 54. pleaded I to wilfully and falsely j pietendlng to be a133 words
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101 1960-07-13 2 Professor, 27, awarded an American travel grant K^ALA LUMPUR. Tuet. Prof. J.S. Bastin, 27. Professor of History at the University of Malaya here, has been awarded a Carnegie travel grant. This will allow him to study the teaching of Southeast Asian history in American universities from January to May next101 words
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88 1960-07-13 2 Bodies in well: Another youth is arrested BATU GAJAH, Tues— Police arrested a youth in Taiping yesterday in connection with the murder of three women whose bodies were found in a disused well In the Tanjong Tualang area near here on May 10 Three other youths have already appeared in88 words
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Article65 1960-07-13 2 TELUK ANSON. Tues.— The president of the Umno youth section, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jublr, Minister for Transport, will declare open the annual meeting of the Lower Perak Umno youth at the Gandhi Memorial Hall here on July 21 at 10.25 a.m. He will Inspect65 words
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Article475 1960-07-13 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesdav SPORE BRANCH IS LIKELY TO BE TOLD: DONT SACK THE REBELS UNTIL NEW BODY IS SET UP rPHE central executive of Umno, is planning to put a curb on Dato Abdul Hamid bin Jumat, Singapore Umno chairman, to stop him from expelling475 words
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Article, Illustration136 1960-07-13 2 Safe with mother after attack by Gurney Road cow KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A cow attacked an amah and a baby In Gurney Estate Road yesterday afternoon. The amah. Che Fatimab binle Mohamed, and the baby, Douwe, son of Mr. L. Van de Kerk. manager of Lindetrves Jacoberg (Malaya) Ltd., and136 words
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Article, Illustration287 1960-07-13 2 HE FOUGHT JAPS AND REDS— NOW HE'S LEAVING I A viHEKAN anti- Japanese guerilla fighter who h** also helped in anti-terrorist operations, Mr. J P. Hannah, leaves on retirement this week, after I 21 years in Malaya. During the war. Mr. Hannah, who was then a lieu-tenant-colonel in the British287 words
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Article52 1960-07-13 2 Longhouse fire three hurt KUCHING. Tues. Three Dayaks were burned, one seriously, when 'ire broke out In Rumah Tujang, a longhouse in the Sungel Pelagus area of Kapit District. Another 62 occupants of the house escaped unhurt from the blaze, which is believed to have been caused by an unattended52 words
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272 1960-07-13 2 JUNGLE BOY, HURT. WAS FLOWN TO TOWN AND CURED IPOH, Tues. —An aborigine boy has rejoined his family in the Jungle after an air trip, emergency medical treatment and a visit to a town. He is Alang. aged seven. of the Temiar tribe. He lives in the deep jungle area272 words
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Article171 1960-07-13 2 Price of sugar goes up now iFUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Some traders here are exploiting j the Increased demand for Formosan white sugar by the United States a development that does not affect Malaya by increasing the price of sugar here They have put up the price by between 35171 words
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Article34 1960-07-13 2 KUALA LUMPUR Tues One terrorist was killed and. two others surrendered last month, according to Government statistics released today. There was no casunltv to either the security forces or civilians.34 words
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Article28 1960-07-13 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. Tht Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yjsof bin Ishak. will open the new St. John Ambulance headquarters at Beach Road here on July 23.28 words
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Miscellaneous20 1960-07-13 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby ewi«uT»aMeii»iiwiD»| i j^- w ?j C.ctgi*iwiy I Tmaitsf t wr JW..UFT?) *>. I',! THAT wb^ l:|20 words
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741 1960-07-13 3 LONDON, Tuesday THE Russian warning to Britain following the shooting down of the United States RB-47 reconnaissance aircraft completely dominates today's British newspapers. Typical banner headlines read: "Mr. K. warns Britain: You joined VS. in aggressive act" and "New ?pyReuter - 741 words
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Article223 1960-07-13 3 TOKYO, Tuesday. r THE Japanese Cabinet today decided to resign on A Government spokesman said the resignation announcement was expected alter a Cabinet meeting on ThursThe Chief Cabinet Secre tary. Mr. Etsusaburo Shllna had said yesterday that the Cabinet would resign tomorMr. Kishl announced hisReuter - 223 words
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Article98 1960-07-13 3 PLANES BERTH A BLACKCARRIER pREMANTLE, Tues. The 15.000-ton Dutch air-craft-carrier Karel Doorman berthed here today, although the Australian Seamen's Union had declared her "black" and refused crews for tugs. In blustery, wet weather, .the ship was turned around in the harbour and drawn to the dock by four propeller-driven aircraftReuter - 98 words
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Article21 1960-07-13 3 LONDON. Tues. The Duke of Gloucester has a slipped disc and has been advised by doctors to rest.— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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174 1960-07-13 3 Kennedy: I will win by first or second ballot T OS ANGELES, Tues. AJ Senator John Kennedy said today he had already obtained the 761 votes necessary for Democratic nomination for President. He said he would win by the first or second ballot tomorrow night. Key political figures yesterday swungReuter - 174 words
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Article21 1960-07-13 3 VIENNA, Tues. Two Poles have asked for political asylum In Austria after an eight-day secret flight across Czechoslovakia. U.P.L21 words
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Article25 1960-07-13 3 LONDON. Tues. Queen Elizabeth will take a hellcopter for aulck visits ashore when she goes on her holiday next month aboard the Britannia.25 words
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Article29 1960-07-13 3 COLOMBO. Tues. Thirteen people. Including women and children, were killed and 33 injured when a lorry hurtled over a precipice 12 miles from Kandy yesterday.29 words
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Article51 1960-07-13 3 PARIS, Tues.— France has granted complete Independence to the four West African states of the "Council of Understanding"— lvory Coast. Dahomey, Upper Volta and Niger— in agreements signed in a brief ceremony here yesterday. Their leaders have said they Intend to stay members of the French communityReuter - 51 words
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344 1960-07-13 3 Castro appeals to U.N. to debate 'aggression' by U.S. T NEW YORK, Tuesday. r'UBA has accused the United States of "repeated threats, harrassments, intrigues, reprisals and aggressive acts" and wants the United Nations Security Council to meet immediately to consider the situation. In a letter to the U.N., the Cuban344 words
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Article71 1960-07-13 3 SYDNEY. Tues.— Six hundred police, troops and Australian bushwalkers, aided by tracker dogs, helicopters and walkie talkies searched a rainswept forest near Sydney without success today for clues to the "kidnapping" of eight year old Graeme Thome on his way to school last week, soon afterReuter - 71 words
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Article23 1960-07-13 3 LONDON. Tues. Britain Is ordering about 100 Skyboit missiles at a price "in the neighbourhood" of £250,000 it was reported today.23 words
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Article14 1960-07-13 3 TAIPEH, Tues. Chinese Communists fired 91 shells at Quemoy yesterday evening.— Reuter.Reuter - 14 words
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Miscellaneous313 1960-07-13 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA •ihoTwlv 4 SSSS" N AJ«>NAL SHOETWAV. from 9.00—10.00 p.m. SERVICE 41.7 metres A.M. 6 JO Good Morning: 6.32 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES News; 8.05 A Date With Music; Pen»n« 356 metre* 8.30 Strings In Swlngtime: 9.00 Ipob 330 metres Close Down; P.M. 1.00 ProKrammr M Summary; 1.02313 words
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Article754 1960-07-13 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. THRASH OUT HONG LIM RESOLUTIONS AT ENLARGED CONFERENCE, SAYS LINGAM 'JEN thousand people who packed the Badminton Hall here tonight raised their hands to signify their approval of the 16 resolutions put up by the dissolved PAP Hong Lim Branch with repeated shouts754 words
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Article350 1960-07-13 4 COMPULSORY JABS PLAN DUE— AHMAD SINGAPORE, Tues. f EGISLATION for compulsory vaccination against tuberculosis and diphtheria in Singapore is expected to be ready during the year, the Health Minister, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, announced last night. In a Radio Singapore broadcast, he also said that a committee of the Ministry350 words
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Article122 1960-07-13 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Three men were produced in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today on charges of abduction and kidnapping. They pleaded not guilty and were remanded until July 19 when the case will be mentioned. They were Chng Ho Peng, Lav Kong and Chye Chin. Last122 words
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Article, Illustration144 1960-07-13 4 VVACIOUS brown-haired Miss Diane Cairns, 17, who won a round-the-world tour when she was elected Australia's "Miss Teenage 1960," passed through Singapore tonight on her way to Rome. Miss Cairns is a student teacher from Camperdown, Victoria. The competition was held to raise funds144 words
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286 1960-07-13 4 I SINGAPORE, Tue«. A WORRIED Second A Mate, Inche Buyong Malid, 53, who rushed home to the bedside of his sick daughter in Singapore today spoke of the "hardships" his nine colleagues were facing in Townsville, Australia. Inche Buyong said they286 words
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Article42 1960-07-13 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Twenty girls have entered the Lions Club "Candy Queen" contest to be held at the Seavlew Hotel ballroom on Saturday. The winner gets a free round trip to Hong Kong. Proceeds are for the Cancer Relief Fund.42 words
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Miscellaneous425 1960-07-13 4 KAFFLES MUSEUM: Photogra- CHINESE YMCA: Table tennis phlo exhibition on Sarawak. 9 a.m.; body-building and weigh t--9 a.m. to S JO pjn. lifting 2 p.m. STUDY GROUP MOVEMENT: YWCA (Rafflea Quay) IntemaEngllsh literature, 5 pjn.; econo- tional Women's Club Canadian mir-j» 7 pjn. film show 10.30 a.m. rotary CLUB: Luncheon425 words
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Article, Illustration392 1960-07-13 5 PENANG, Tuesday SHE'S OFF ON GREATEST ADVENTURE OF HER LIFE— THANKS TO GENEROUS MALAYANS A 12-YEAR-OLD blind orphan girl from St. Nicholas* Home here left Penang last night on the greatest adventure of her life. 'I have been looking forward very much to this trip which392 words
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Article52 1960-07-13 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Peter Wang Chin Hua, 32, of Kuching, Sarawak, hag been chosen by the Government of India to undergo training In statistics in the international .statistical education centre at Calcutta. An India House announcement said that Mr. Wang would leave in the Sangola52 words
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Article30 1960-07-13 5 SEGAMAT. Tues.— People In Segamat wanting to go on pilgrimage to Mecca next year must notify the District Officer. Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohd. Tahlr. before Oct. 31.30 words
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175 1960-07-13 5 I WAS RAPED IN MY SISTERS' PRESENCE, GIRL, 12, SAYS ALOR STAR, Tuesday. A GIRL of 12 told the Kedah Assize Court today that a man raped her in the presence of her I two younger sisters. A mining labourer, Teng Kooi Weng. 22, was accused of raping her at175 words
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Article112 1960-07-13 5 Pupils at joint funeral A LOR STAR. Tues— About 1.000 schoolchildren attended the joint funeral here today of Miss Yons Huan Chin, a teacher ot the Wah Keow School, and Mr. Lo Chang Yin, assistant headmaster. who were killed in a motor crash near Gurun on Sunaay. A third casualty.112 words
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Article25 1960-07-13 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Singapore student. Mr. Chua Cheng Lok. has been awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree by the De Pauw University. Indiana.25 words
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Article43 1960-07-13 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Literary Society of the English College here will present scenes from Shakespeare and the legemd of Sultan Mahmud at the College Hall on July 21 and 22 at 7.30 p.m. and on July 23 at 8 p.m.43 words
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216 1960-07-13 5 Ships are delayed, so price of mutton goes up $1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Late arrival of ships from Australia bringing live sheep has caused a temporary shortage of locally slaughtered mutton here during the past two weeks, and a rise in the price to $3 a kati. But the shortage216 words
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Miscellaneous324 1960-07-13 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS ill of If (Macbeth i I. Exaggerates, as Hood does In (4). some stones <5. 3, 4. 3>. 6. Lanyen profit by *uch a 8. Paid like colonists (7). contract (1). 10. About to follow a money- 7. Old apartment havlnf space maker round the tower324 words
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Article, Illustration143 1960-07-13 6 Couldn't get a job, so now he hitch-hikes ITU ALA LUMPUR. Tues An 18-year-old boy who could not find a job for two years is hitchhiking round Malaya to forget his disappointment Syed Hussein bin Alwee. oi Johore Bahru, arrived here today and said he would trek round the country143 words
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193 1960-07-13 6 GUNNERS (BACK AFTER 10 YEARS) TO MOVE INTO NEW CAMP SINGAPORE. Tues. The 26th Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery will return to Malaya on the troopship Oxfordshire on Thursday. This regiment was one ot the first British units tn serve in Malaya after th« last war and then remained193 words
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Article322 1960-07-13 6 MULTIMDLLION DOLLAR PROGRAMME TO IMPROVE ECONOMY OF KAMPONG PEOPLE BY NEW INDUSTRIES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday TWE Rural and Industrial Development Authority has launched a two-year multi-million dollar plan to boost kampong economy. About 10 assistant rural development officers will be recruited soon to help to carry322 words
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Article, Illustration197 1960-07-13 6 Typist Mee Ling is now qualified as a solo pilot MISS Yik Mcc Ling, 20. a typist in an Ipoh commercial firm, is the second Asian girl in Perak to become a pilot of a powered aircraft She passed in a solo test in a Perak Flying Club Tiger Moth197 words
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208 1960-07-13 6 PENANG, Tuesday. OTHE 29-day trial of a senior police inspector and A two revenue officers on a charge of attempted extortion had a new development today when the prosecuting officer, Inspector R. Jeganathan, told the court he had been called as a defence witness. The208 words
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Article34 1960-07-13 6 SINGAPORE, Tute. Mr. R. M. Williams, a former general manager of Messrs Paterson, Simons and Co. In Singapore, has died In England, according to news received here. He was 70.34 words
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113 1960-07-13 6 (SINGAPORE, Tues. The Australian Government Is offering a scholarship for research to young scientists from Malaya and other South-East Asian countries. The Selby Fellowship is normally for one year's work at an Australian university or research Institute in any branch of physical or biological113 words
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Article38 1960-07-13 6 BENTONG. Tues.— Lau Ah Kau, 18. a weeder, pleaded not guilty to a charge of possessing a secret society document on June 18. Ball of $250 was allowed. The case was postponed to July 25.38 words
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237 1960-07-13 6 RED CAMP 'RAID' TO HIGHLIGHT EXHIBITION KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A REAL-LIFE security force attack on a terrorist camp will be a feature of the exhibition at the Chinwoo stadium here marking the official end of the Emergency. The camp, a carefully made I a, will be erected in the irk237 words
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Article69 1960-07-13 6 A TOP JOB FOR A FORMER D.O. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Malay has been appointed acting secretary to the Ministry of Transport. He is Inche Abdul Majld bin Mohamed Yusof. a former District Officer in Batu Gajah. He takes over from Mr. a.h.s. Reid, who goes on two months' leave69 words
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Article48 1960-07-13 6 SEGAMAT, Tues.— The Assistant Minister of Rural Development, Tuan Hajl Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman. will visit Segamat on Thursday. He will speak to members of the district rural development committee and pengulus and will visit the road scheme at Kampong Tasek AlaL48 words
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Article51 1960-07-13 6 KUANTAN. Tues.— Mr. T. E. Scott, assistant manager of Jabor Valley Eotate, was fined $20 in the Magistrates Court here today for breakIng the speed limit He pleaded guilty to driving at a speed of 56 miles per hour at Gallng Besar here on May51 words
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309 1960-07-13 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A CITY COUNCIL clerk was arrested after an officer from the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau laid a trap on being told that he planned to accept money from a hawker, the Second Criminal District Court was told today. Seah Kirn Hock,309 words
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Article66 1960-07-13 7 Safe with $3,400 cash is stolen SINGAPORE. Tues. A safe was reported stolen from the Great Wall Motor Co. in Albert Street here yesterday. In it was $3,400 in cash and spare parts worth $700. The firm had been locked up at 8 p.m. on Sunday. At 7.30 a.m. yesterday66 words
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Article66 1960-07-13 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Song Kok Choy pleaded not guilty In the Ninth Magistrate's Court today to using criminal force on a woman. Lee Kwai Yong, at Queen's Way, off Holland Road, at 5 a.m. yesterday with Intent to outrage her modesty. He was released on $50066 words
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Article22 1960-07-13 7 MALACCA. Tues. Inche Hashim bin Abdul Ghani has been re-elected president of the Settlement of Malacca Government Pensioner's Association.22 words
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183 1960-07-13 7 'Adoption' scheme for young leprosy victims SINGAPORE, Tues. 0 The Singapore Leprosy Relief Association today appealed to the public to participate in its unique "adoption scheme." By contributing $60 a year a member of the public can sponsor a child leprosy patient. This sum Is spent at the rate of183 words
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Article33 1960-07-13 7 SEGAMAT. Tues.— The District Officer. Segamat, Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohd. Tahir. has applied to the Johore Government for $50,000 with which to carry out projects in kampongs in the area33 words
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80 1960-07-13 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The second meeting in a series of talks between the Federation and Singapore Governments on a commodity common market will be held here next Tuesday. The Federation's nine delegates will be led by the Controller or the Trade Division. Ministry of80 words
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483 1960-07-13 7 Police will woo varsity men with better pay MINISTER'S PLAN TO IMPROVE FORCE SINGAPORE. Tuesday TfHE SINGAPORE Government is considering plans to raise the x salary scales of the police force to make it more attractive to University graduates. The Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, announced this483 words
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Article152 1960-07-13 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. An amended charge under the Betting Ordinance tendered against two brothers, was described today as "ultra vires." Mr. P. F de Souza, defending, said it was ultra vires because it was framed under the Betting; Ordinance. This had been repealed and replaced by152 words
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Advertisement248 1960-07-13 7 llr Ho prizes -but lots of love! Mum and Dad admit that Muffin will n*ver t*ke a prize at ft dog show. There's no pedigree behind this little fellow. Tjet ut whisper it: he's the happy result of a passing affair, and nobody is quite sure who his father was.248 words
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Miscellaneous287 1960-07-13 7 Bugs Bunny By Balph Heintduhi ,u\-- I 1 1 smoMAH! j ul tell^l r<y*M\/^*t I/oops: looks u«e\ jI: i^^^^^^^^M -0 S2E GE' i PE^JN'A VCXJ CXAV V VER HOKE BUC<EP iHfITV /THA'S ALLTH' H j SOV.E N MTA /M«*V T O ME... VO^ WP W vVA OF^. OCETO: iiT »W|287 words
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Obituary66 1960-07-13 8 M Kara** lit (Minimum) MM. BE ANN POM 76 year* Of ISC Leronir M Trlok Kurau paasad away p»nrrf'illy on 12-7-60 at 530 a.m. imvlnc behind two sons Chooo Hoe, (noon Ben*, ona dauahtar Lay Nso. aoa-ln-la* Tay Kionic Ouan, two daiiKhi»r«-in-law. adopted daughter, »dopte<l son-la-law, eleven (rand-sons. ■li66 words
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Article712 1960-07-13 8 Let there be peace in the j world, said Mr. Khrushchev in Vienna, and it sounded as though he meant it. But it is exceedingly difficult to reconcile this desire for peace with many of the other things that Mr. Khrushchev says, or with some of the712 words
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Article337 1960-07-13 8 I Plans and policies for solving the hawker problem are nothing new in Singapore. The problem goes on just the same and has certainly not eased noticeably since the days when Mayor Ong made it so contentious. The trouble is that there are no quick solutions I337 words
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Article219 1960-07-13 8 The inspectors to be appointed by the Rural and Industrial Development Authority will have key importance in the execution, as distinct from the planning and administration, of the Authority's programme of rural industrialisation- They will have to take with them into the kampongs more than a miscellany219 words
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1459 1960-07-13 8 IJERMIT me to comment on your editorial "A Vote for Apathy" published on Tuesday. In the first case the arithmetic in your first paragraph does not 'make sense. If you will divide an electorate of 2.000.000 by 2,000 assistant registering officers you will find that1,459 words
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Letter51 1960-07-13 8 IT seems that no lewer than six representatives of the University of Malaya are to enjoy expenses paid holidays in Mexico at a time when the university is desperately short of funds. It Is high time the people of Malaya awoke to this kind of thing. PRO BONO51 words
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Article, Illustration720 1960-07-13 8 LONDON, Tuesday THE RECENT ACTIONS OF THAT MAN IN HAVANA START A WAVE OF UNEASINESS AMONG HIS LATIN AMERICAN NEIGHBOURS DURING his visit to London President Arturo Frondizi of Argentina was asked what was the attitude of his Government towards the Castro regime in Cuba. "One must accept the720 words
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Advertisement716 1960-07-13 8 STRAITS TIMES FREE PRESS ft cMmuin a/ aaawtssmrt Mr rsarss«Btd"T* at IM FHMf COLD STORACt ARCADI CaCMARO »O»D. •IMSMVOBIB api/l r«r«tfa« tmmtl mm'nrtimmmnti mmd aw mumhrr nplitt. Smmll mdhtrtlmtmtmtt mlint *a Simmmpmrm mm§ mJm s« fcaaaW fat COLD STORA6I S'ANCMH at MOLL* NO HO»D K»TONS). AUTHORISID AMNTS: CITY BOOK M.M.716 words
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Advertisement72 1960-07-13 8 from Kodak CINE ScopvmltsAy CAMERA, turket f/1.9 Brilliant movie camera with built in light meter! Stap up to this) brilliant naw camara and stap into a naw world of moviemaking suranass and »imp l 'city. Exposura meter has a pointer viaibla in tha viawfindar. Simply turn tha dial to poaition72 words
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Advertisement168 1960-07-13 8 ■B i oooaaoa rjS^~~^_ Dl oi This lovely refrigerator has over 6 cv. ft. capacity and It aq. ft. shelf are*. The freezer Is full width and there U ample bpcu-e for meat and fish In the chiller tray. Handy. rack* In the door for eggs and butter and the168 words
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Article189 1960-07-13 9 CUSTOMS REVENUE HIGHER THAN 1959 SINGAPORE, Tues. Customs Department revenue in the first six months of this; year showed a net increase of $680,000 oven the comparable period; last year, according to official figures published today. The January-to-June col- lections reached the total of $56,160,000 against $55,480,000 last year, althougn189 words
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121 1960-07-13 9 pENANG. Tues. An unemployed youth, described by his parents as "a menace to society," was today jailed for one year for housebreaking and theft. Teong Ah Bah. 22. had pleaded guilty last week to entering a holiday bungalow at Batu FerrinKhl and stealIng121 words
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100 1960-07-13 9 His little chickens win him an adjournment gINGAPORE, Tues. A magistrate today adjourned the trial of a man who pleaded for time to settle a "big" personal problem concerning more than 1.000 chickens. Mr. C. H. Teo. the magistrate, then fixed the trial of Tan Boon Meng, accused of being100 words
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Article507 1960-07-13 9 DID NOT POISON SON: SHE LEARNED ONLY ON WEDDING NIGHT MAN ALREADY MARRIED KUALA LUMTUR, Tuesday. A YOUNG woman was acquitted in the High Court here today of a charge of having murdered her three-year-old son by poisoning him with formic acid. The seven-man jury, after507 words
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Article72 1960-07-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The history and cultures of Malaya and Asia will be discussed by Malaya's leading historians at a "brains trust" organised by the Malayan Historical Society at the British Council hall here on July 30 at 8 p.m. This will be the first72 words
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Article, Illustration196 1960-07-13 9 Copters 'star' in assault landing demonstration CINGAPORE. Tues. Eight Whirlwind helicopters from the commando carrier, H.MS Bulwark, were the "stars" of a two- hoar assault landing demonstration at the Royal Naval Air Station. Sembawang today. Working in croups of two and four, the helicopters landed assault troops and equipment in196 words
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Article153 1960-07-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday rfHE federation Election Commission aims to arrange a "gentlemen's agreement" to prevent i violence during elections. The commission's chairman Tuan Hajl Mustapha Albakrl. will call representatives of political parties together during the next few weeks for talks. The meeting will be153 words
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Article66 1960-07-13 9 BUKTT MERTAJAM, Tues. —A labourer described by the prosecution as a "village terror" was today Jailed for two years for causing grievous hurt to a P.W.D. mason with an iron pipe. "He is a real terror In the Pelandok Jatoh area." ASP Ourcharan Singh,66 words
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Article47 1960-07-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Mr. V. K. Slvada.s. an Indian dancer, has been awarded the title of Ratna Tartan (Gem of Dancing) by the Pure Life Society. The award was made at a charity performance of dances presented by SivadasVatsala Troupe at the weekend.47 words
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Article25 1960-07-13 9 MALACCA. Tues. Police have made one arrest In connection with the spate of bicycle thefts In Malacca Ninety-six have been stolen this year.25 words
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Article79 1960-07-13 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Representatives of the Singapore Trades Union Congress and the Thornycroft branch of the Singapore General Employees' Union, will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss a bonus dispute between *he union and the management. Mr. Fong Swee Buan, t.hi» TUC secretary (industrial disputes),79 words
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175 1960-07-13 9 SEREMBAN, Tuesday ♦TWELVE people were charged in the Magistrate's Court here today with the murder of a tapper, Wong Chee Fong. 54, at Seremban Estate on June 27. The men are: V. Veerayyah, A. Muthiah, Q. Thanapal, 8. Rakka, P. Supplah. A. Manickam. 8.175 words
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Article, Illustration428 1960-07-13 9 Police seek lost patient with tube in stomach MAN WHO COULDN'T SWALLOW TOLD HIS WIFE: I'M FED UP AND WANT TO DIE txEDERATION Police are searching for a missing Kuala Lumpur goldsmith who was dismissed from the Penang General Hospital last May .with a tube in his stomach. The patient,428 words
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277 1960-07-13 9 V-DAY GOODBYE FOR TERRORIST FIGHTERS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Ist Bn., 22nd Cheshire Regiment, who had the least enviable task of any unit in the terrorist war flushing out the remaining hard-core Reds in the jungle will leave for Britain on July 31, the day the 12-year-old Emergency ends. I In277 words
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Article39 1960-07-13 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Five-year-old Gan Hock Aun was killed In an accident at Joo Chlat Place near the Tembellrig Road Junction today. Tne boy. living In Tembellng Road, died soon after admission to the General Hospital.39 words
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Article36 1960-07-13 9 IPOH. Tues.— Three masked robbers armed with knives, pounced on three cyclists along a lonely stretch of the road near Bercham new village here last night and robbed one of them of $12.36 words
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Advertisement252 1960-07-13 9 Only thirty azut no teeth of her own I YOUCANJH^H LOSE ALL I lib I U m 1 %«J^^^.iJP^ jort at Thai as keeping you- Bk&S InbW y teeth dean. For oac* gum become infected, you «re in danger of lomnn GIBBS S.R. TOOTHPASTE .Myo^t^m-boweverp^ecttbeymaybe. nQJICIi W^T~ What cause* gum252 words
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Advertisement44 1960-07-13 9 3 FLIGHTS WEEKLY TO TOKYO Fly Pan American's *fW^^r\ JV luxurious double-decked -7 Super "Strato" Clipper* via Saigon. Stopover '\J/Ai V course. First-class vf3^ll|fp''\ tourist-fare Rainbow ■ervice on every flight a A call your travel agent or I PART WORLD'S MOST ■XPaTRIaTNCKO AIRLINB $5,985/-44 words
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Article366 1960-07-13 10 Marverirk Man. ageU 15: 35. Egerton Road; Malacca; k&bic*. view-cards, photos, reading. Goh Mia Chumn, aged 14; 285-B. Towner Road. Singapore 11; stamps, chemistry, swimming, boxing, gymnastic, badminton. Scouting. Florence Chia. aged 13; 79. Lorong 14, Oeylang, Singapore 14; stamps, cooking, songs reading. Elizabeth Alfred, aged 11; 11.366 words
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Article165 1960-07-13 10 C hrryl Wark. aged 12 (girl); Henning, Minnesota, U.S.A. M a.re i a Ovrebo, aged 12; OlenvUle. Minnesota, U.S.A. Strphanir Kemp, aged 12: 418. Ist Avenue, So. Minneapolis 9. Minnesota, U.S.A. Frances Larkln. aged 12; RT. 3; Box 208. Imperial, Missouri, U.S.A. Robin That, aged 14. St.165 words
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Article, Illustration1033 1960-07-13 10 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - Five scouts start on a jungle adventure KATHLEEN HICKLEY •by- "fITHAT silly clot's taken the compass?" moaned Tubby, rooting feverishly through a large pile of camping equipment. "Honestly, I can't take my eyes off a blessed thing for more than a minute before somebody comes along and pinches it." Patrick1,033 words
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Advertisement197 1960-07-13 10 NOW Lux IN 4| COLOURS mWi I^HBk Tour delightful colours pink, £r^ I^^^ liV^^oHoHk blue, green, yellow, each with the Ak.|C^^K^^^y«^^t. same crcam V lather, the same delicate t perfume, the same gentle skin care i^^rci? 1 a y ou ove n P ure w hite Lux! V H Now197 words
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Advertisement630 1960-07-13 10 FLIPPER IS BACK AGAIN Name Address Age Sex, ,rSOLUTION: June 29. ACROSS:— 1. Moor; 3. Sled; 7. Arena; 8. Mur; 10. Cobra; 12. Blood; 16. Emu; 17. Amour; 18. Toes; 19. Bean. DOWN:— 1. Moat; 2. Over; 4. Lamb; 5. Dora; 6. Jackdaw; 9. Ire; 11. Elm; 12. Beet; 13.630 words
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Advertisement1689 1960-07-13 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE TO ADEN, LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, tONOON ft CONTINENIAL POtTS. Out Spore Sails P. S'ram Penang AUTOLYCUS Kxioon, MamDurg, Rotterdaa My 13/14 PELEUS liverp— l, uiasgow 6.13/14 My 13 My 14/11 My 17 AICINOUS M idles, Liilipm, A '*o.f.k My IS My 17 My 11/21 My 77 TMESEUf1,689 words
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Advertisement1282 1960-07-13 11 xaa.THE LA.C. LIMES- AV^^WV AOIN lEOSEA. MEBITERUNCAN, CONTINENTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. f!JfVßri\\tl S'oore P. Sham Penang HUi\J« INDIA" GdlJI-12/12 Jlly 11/15 Jlly \BOLJSaf "JUTLAHDIA" k) 11/71 Jlly 21/77 Jlly 77/74 Jlly "KAMIODIA" I) 70 Jlly/ 4 Aat 5/ I Aag t/ 7 Aag 23»21iS "SELANOIA" k) 10/20 Aaf 11/21 Aat1,282 words
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Advertisement1323 1960-07-13 11 SU^M THE REN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE (iMMltvaM il tka Ualttd KiMMa) LINES SAILINGS tl AOEN, U.K. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'pori P. f'taa Ptnant UNBINNES Uvtrpitl, Hill. HarnOurg ll Ptrt/14 July lENHIANT Mwkarg. Ltadoa 70/74 IHy 25, 70 July JJf/11 Jely BENUWERS Lmrptil. Rotterdam 22 75 Jaly 10/30 Jaly 111,323 words
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Advertisement1378 1960-07-13 11 McALISTER tic CO.. LTD. VKljjl TEL: Nt: 213(1. \EJlfr yplf* BLLBRMAN UNI KLAVBNESS UMB »**V. LONDON. NAMOUR6. ROTTEROAM HAVRE. LOS AN6ELES, SAN FUNCISCO. NULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLAND CITY OF COIOMIO Acceptiit earn fir Ceitral I Sntk Spore P. Sham Pentnt Aaenca. 14/70 Jlly 71/23 July 74/71 Jaly OOUtAINVIILt Cm1,378 words
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Article34 1960-07-13 12 SINGAPORE. JULY. 12. RUBBER: 108* cents Per lb. (up one-eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. close: 109 cents (steady). TIN: 5397.87'j per picul (up Sl.l2 1 Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (unchanged).34 words
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Article144 1960-07-13 12 MELBOURNE, Tueß. INVESTMENT shares maintained a firm tone on an active market. Reid Murray ea»ed lid. to 16s. bd Rocla and Dunlop both gained yd. and Felt and Textiles ,ained ls. 6d.. to 465. 9d. Base metals and the oils held a steady trend. Interstate Oil was up144 words
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Article160 1960-07-13 12 1.1. Malayan Exchance Banks Association rates were un- changed yesterday as follows (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 Id -16. O.D. 33 1 16, 90 d/st 33 516 credit bills, 33 7/16 trade Dills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3 8. O.D. 32 1/2,160 words
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Article119 1960-07-13 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were i Copra steady; UK/Continent July /Aug. shipments $;ii buyers $32 sellers. Coconut oil: steady; bulk «45' 3 sellers, drum $48 I sellers. Pepper steady Muntok white $310. Sarawak $305 (both up $15). special Sarawak black &220 and garbled119 words
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Article950 1960-07-13 12 SINGAPORE members ol the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Fed. Dispensary $1.58 and $1.59; Fraser and Neave ords (2> $2.04; G.E. Life $17.25 xci; Henry Waugh $1.48; Hume950 words
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Article22 1960-07-13 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: July 12 July 11 Industrial!: 135.59 135.8? Tins: 216.52 2U.43 S Rubbers: 268.30 268.1t Jan. 1 1958=100.22 words
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320 1960-07-13 12 a third interim dividend of 7Jd. per share. Southern Malayan Tin Dredging has also declared a third interim dividend of 7id. per share. The Hongkong and Shani ghai Banking Corporation have declared an interim dividend of £1 ss. payable August 15.320 words
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Article236 1960-07-13 12 Jl i. v first grade rubber buyers i f.o.b. closed in Singapore yes- j terday at 108 cents per lb., up; one eighth of a cent on Monday's close. The closing tone was Quiet, j S.C.C.R.A. closing prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot236 words
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Article78 1960-07-13 12 CHIPS lying alongside the Singa. pore Harbour Board wharves i or expected today are: Musi Lloyd 1,2. Ayuthla 45. Olomed 6A, Charon 67, Agamemnon 8/9, Sudan 101 1, Pelf us 13/14, Tjlkampek 15 16, Urlana 18, Seikai Maru 19. Pesco N.Wall 2. Serudom N.Wall 3. East Sea N.Wall78 words
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Advertisement1166 1960-07-13 12 I J Ma Mm mil Dm I Express U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coast S«rvic« E.T.A. t.I.A. LM y S'fam Penjni M'konj i Anteiu H Yo»k -"I Man" 21 31 Julf S *i| 2( »u| 13 Sift !1n». 17 n Aa| [2l 22 Alt »A H Seat 1 Oct All suitably equipD*«1,166 words
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Advertisement490 1960-07-13 12 EVERETT ORIENT LINE Fit Nntkng. Jlfil:- S'DOie >> S'Mm t •HUTHEVWEn 1 I 5 »U 1 Fir Riniiii, CkitUtMl. ClltltU:DOIPHEVERETf M Jll» HJllj 7% Jyly "•»»DE¥M£TT" »M| «l OONEVIKTT' M July > >■( 5 ti| Bulk oil latex spice a*ai!abic. JOHNSON LINE Fn rtifkiit, Jaaii:- Spore K S>>m Penani "TM«r«490 words
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Advertisement1238 1960-07-13 12 NOTICES NOTICE BEN 111 K Ist JUNE 1960 POWER FAILURE j AT THE 5.30 P.M. Sbow Patrons are requested to present their half portion of tickets at the Lido Theatre, for cash refund before 18th July 1960 after which date no claims will be entertained. Management LIDO THEATRE Orchard Road.1,238 words
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Advertisement1486 1960-07-13 13 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Contractors] Class 'E' and above will be received by the State Engineer, P.WD. Perak, Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. of the 15th July, 1960 for the Construction of a Hostel Block at the Dato Abdul Razak School. Tanjong Malim. Full particulars are obtainable from1,486 words
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Advertisement765 1960-07-13 13 i PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL: Required for MARKETS HAWKERS DEPARTMENT: SUPERINTENDENT in salary scale $960x35A-1240. Qualifications: (1) considerable administrative experience with Oovernment, the City Council or a Public Authority or a reputable commercial undertaking; (li) Experience in public relations work at an executive level and experience in staff relations;765 words
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Advertisement994 1960-07-13 13 (Continued from Page SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* Si (Mi*.)— Bom it et* extra PART TIME SECRETARY required for officer's gild. Replies to 1A Raffles Quay Spore. STRAITS TIMES Box No. A 5084. Position now fllled. all applicants art thanked. ENGLISH IPEAKINC, experienced Chinese cook /bouse amah. 8 m.s. Buklt Timah,994 words
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Advertisement1076 1960-07-13 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT it Wordt SI (V in.)— Box It et*. oxtrm LARGS ROO to let for single person. Please apply at 24 Mulberry Avenue, Senn-tt Estate, B' pore- 13. MODERN FURNISHED BUNGALOW with garase at Slslap to tat from Ist. August. Apply Box A 5296 B.T. Spore. TWO ■■DROOM PLAT1,076 words
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Advertisement1121 1960-07-13 13 HOUSES m LAND FOR SALE tt Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box It rt*. txtro Sf ASIDE new fourtb floor flat, a parquet floortns Dsdrooros, Ulsd slttlns dining room, a bathroom* ready (or occupation. Tsl Spore BTMB morning WHITLIY PARK spsdslly designed attractive compound houir. well-laid garden, tiled floors, three bedrooms. Uaree1,121 words
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Advertisement1098 1960-07-13 13 HIRE PURCHASE Jtt Wordt Si (Mi*.) Box it til. extra CONSULT Nanyans Kins nee Company, 211 A Lavender Street, H'pore tor your hire purchase requirements on motor vehicles (1983 models and upwards). Terms reasonable. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY finance hire purchase on motor ears new and secondhand (1955 model upwards only)1,098 words
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Advertisement1014 1960-07-13 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE If Word* Si (.Hi*.)— Bom it tt. extrm ONI FORD POPULAR 1»58. on* Ford AagUa IW>5. One Ford Consul 1985 and one Bedford 12-cwt CA Vaa 1966. Vehicle* In running order. May be viewed at 15. Orange Road. Slnxapor* from S a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to1,014 words
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Article, Illustration300 1960-07-13 14 'Bounce bea t vs Nou rse LONDON, Tues. 'WE STILL NEED A LEG SPINNER' SAYS COWDREY AM R. DUDLEY Nourse, manager of the South ITA African cricketers who were beaten by eight wickets by England in the Third Test al Nottingham yesterday to lose the series, said afterwards he feltReuter - 300 words
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Article217 1960-07-13 14 College fifteen to tour Bangkok IP O H Tues. The rugby team of the Malay College. Kuala Kangsar, will play three matches in Bangkok next month. Twenty players will go on tour. The/ will be accompanied by Mr. N. J. Ryan, the college headmaster Tlie tean will leave on Aug.217 words
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Article, Illustration51 1960-07-13 14 KUALA LUMPTJR. Tues. The Selangor cricket team to meet Penang In a MOA league match here on Padang this weekend: M.C. Kailasapathy (captain), M. Shepherdson, C. Shepherdson, Chua Eng Cheng. S. Rajallngam. Tharumagnanam. p. Perera, S. Wilson, Ranjit Singh, Daljlt Singh, and Gurucharan Singh. 12th man: Chua Eog51 words
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Article148 1960-07-13 14 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T*WO promising young cricketers, Anura de x Silva and Maurice de Vaz, both of the Ceylon Sports Club, have been selected to play for Singapore against Negri Sembilan in an M.C.A. league match here on Saturday and Sunday. The team announced by148 words
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Article94 1960-07-13 14 fANBERRA, Tues. Mr. y Sydney Smith, president of the New South Wales Cricket Association and twice manager of Australian teams to England has a way to tinlsh off the "chuckers" controversy "I would put all English cricket writers on a desert Island and make them read their94 words
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355 1960-07-13 14 NAGLE WINS TITLE AS 'PRESENT' FOR —HIS WIFE— By JACK FINGLETON fANBERRA, Tues. Mrs. Kel Nagle, wife of the new British open golf champion, never had any doubts that her husband would win the Saint Andrew's Centenary. She said In Sydney yesterday: "Today is our wedding anniversary and Kel promised355 words
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901 1960-07-13 14 1/UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— 1Y The draw of the Selangor AAA 21st annual champlon&hips to be held at the Merdeka Stadium on July 15 and 16 (starting at 7.30 p.m. on both days) is: JULY 15 MEN'S KVtXTS 10 a.m.: 400 metres: Heat I— A. S.901 words
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Article51 1960-07-13 14 Swedish c'ships: Men's singles final—L. Ayala (Chile) bt Knshnan <Ind) 6-1. 6-0. 6-4: doubles final —U. Schmidt and J. Ludquist (Swed) bt H. Stewart and C. McKlnley (US) 7-5, 9.7. 2-6. 6-1; mixed doubles: final T. Johansson and O. Rosin w.o. W. Stuck (Ocr) and a Ljungkvist <Swcd>. at51 words
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Article13 1960-07-13 14 Middlewt: Henry Hank CUS) outpt'd Hank Casey (US) lOrds, at New Orleans.13 words
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Article11 1960-07-13 14 Tour match: Toronto Italia 1 Samprorla (Italy) 11, at Toronto.11 words
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Advertisement100 1960-07-13 14 Let your «fe\jiffi fV VAUXHALL Jjlpp^ VICTOR fflT/j^ Feel the exhilarating, «xtra power of Mobilgas Special. And extra power means extra economy too! PROOF! Vauxhall Victor is economy-proved with 37.23 m.p.g. in the 1960 Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run. rJ MOBILGAS SPECIAL FRIGIDAIRE HAS MORE TO OFFER YOU W en. ft.100 words
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Advertisement122 1960-07-13 14 ■^^y3jS|>x3 S I YOU'RE IN GOOD H^NDS b.c.u.. you »r« fTy" m^^^G- "T^f^rj MOOT I ir Without doubt th. \\A (I^Vr"!*^' Xfor*-; J •»p«ri«<ie»d pilot* in th« Oriont. YOU'RE IN GOOD HANDS b.cau.* Cath.y Pacific art using th« finest engineers in the air I and on tho ground. YOU'RE IN122 words
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Article437 1960-07-13 15 'I WILL GO TO FIFA CONFERENCE ONLY IF IT'S IMPORTANT' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. \|K. Soh Ghee Soon, president of the Singapore Amateur Football Association, tonight hit out at critics who have written to the Press regarding his proposed trip to Rome to represent Singapore at the437 words
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Article16 1960-07-13 15 PENANG. Tues. The Kltchee football team of Hong Kong beat Penang 1.0 here tonight.16 words
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Article135 1960-07-13 15 SOCCER Tour match: Penmg-Kedan Combined v Kitchee, HK (City Stadium 8 p.m.). Spore Badness Hsr Leafae and Cup senior final: Weames v Hong Kong Bank (Jii Besar 7 p.m.i; Junior final: Shell v Malayan Airways (Jn. Besar 5.15). S'jjor Div. l: SCRC v Selannor Club (Princes Rd); Div.135 words
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Article, Illustration38 1960-07-13 15 19-YEARS-OLD SCHOOLBOY CHONG KANG CHOW IS MR. PERAK' "]t|R. PERAK, 1960" 19-year-old schoolboy Chong Kang Cliow—recelviT1 es his trophy from Mrs. Liew Why Hone, wife of a Perak state assemblyman, at Ipoh on Saturday night Straits Times picture.38 words
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Article324 1960-07-13 15 FMOC NAMES THE OLYMPIC TEAM Lim will be Chief de Mission KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Vfl. JEGATHESAN, 17-year-old 400 metres runner, ITI and long jumper Kamaruddln Maidin, 18, will represent Malaya at the Olympic Games in Rome next month. They were among the eight or nine324 words
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Article103 1960-07-13 15 WORLD CHAMPIONS TO PLAY IN STORE SINGAPORE, Tues.-Japans women world table tennis champions Kimiyo Matsuzaki and Kasako Yamaizumi will play exhibition matches at the National Recreation Centre here on Friday (10 a.m The Japanese girls, who have just completed a tour of New Zealand, are stopping over in Singapore on103 words
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Article434 1960-07-13 15 St. Andrew's Continuation School: 100 yds: 1 Cherry Caua 2 Sim Lai Heng 11.55; 220 yds: 1 H. T. Tan 2 Sim Lai Heng 25.55: 440 yds: 1 Woon Kok Chin 2 Wong Wei Long 57.85; 880 yds: 1 Lee Ah Tee 2 Inder Singh 2m 16.55; 1 mile:434 words
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Article50 1960-07-13 15 S'cor Govt. DepC and Business Houses I«e Div. 1: Teachers 6 (H. Kldd 3, Francis Ng 2, Kong Weng) PWD 5 (Peter Loh 2, Ramli. Sharif f, Neo Tuck); Div. 3: Telecoms 3 Medicals 2. Kampar Lgt: Tunas Harapan 3 (Mabee 3) MAS 3 (Wahab. Gopa lan, Hock Lai).50 words
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Article369 1960-07-13 15 Neffri Scmbilan senior tiiampion•hips: Mens stafies (Ist round): Chau Slong Kok bt Pol Kuen Onn 15-2, 16-9; Hashlm Mohd bt Wong Chan Wai 15-9, 15-9; Nordin bl D. Williams 15-4, 15-7; Lee 81 Ming bt cnia En« Kai 15-6, 15-4; Khoo Eng chin bt Abdul Rahman 16-7. 15-b; Khoo369 words
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Article16 1960-07-13 15 Friendly: Malayan Teachers College 5 (Panchanathan 2, Sathaslvam, Sothlllngam. Choy Kirn Fato Qoldwln Rangers 0.16 words
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Article70 1960-07-13 15 \IEDAN, T.es.— The Belan--1 gor football team lost the opening match of their tour here today, going down 5-1 to Medan P.S.M.S. Selangor opened the scoring in the 37th minute through Yoon Meng but a minute later MLsll equalised. The score was 1-1 at the Interval.70 words
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Article67 1960-07-13 15 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Singapore Combined School team to meet. University of Hong Kong in a friendly badminton match at Bukit Tlmah on Thursday (7 p.m.): Boys: singles Gan Kok Peng, Wong Tew Gee. Chan Kum Fatt: doubles Gan Kok Peng and Samuel Llew. Chua Teck Kwang and V.67 words
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Article155 1960-07-13 15 FERGUSON PUTS HIS FOOT DOWN... SINGAPORE. Tues. Strict control by referee John Ferguson prevented the B.A.F.A. League Div. 1 matoh between Indian Recreation Club and the champions. Darul Aflah, turning into a rough house at Jalan Besar today. I.R.C. won 3-1. When rough play began to creep in midway in155 words
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184 1960-07-13 15 HK VARSITY SPORTS CONTINGENT ARRIVE CIN3APORE. Tues. Two N members of the 35-man Hong Kong University team who arrived In Singapore today for their lnter-varslty games will represent the Colony at the Malayan lawn tennis championships from July 28 to 31 at Penang. The two players ar«* Michael Lo and184 words
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Advertisement296 1960-07-13 15 Relieve it quickly naturally i|M\ -BV*3^ Curt a few Renniei in your pocket f!T, i'S'.fl nd wh en heartburn come* on you Ofi&S "c 3& >ft*'^ aye TC^ ci i nstantl y at hhind -1 11 luck 49r31^^3si-~.AmrjS~ couple of Rennies tablet*, one after ErtW ataffl&Wr^ the other Ind da296 words
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Advertisement214 1960-07-13 15 I didn't know lift could be so comfortable WITH CONDITIONING Jj J I I 8r '*i V If International Air Conditioning Co., Ltd. 14 t-«ng Km Road, Smqaporr I. Ttl: *****/ S. f.d.rorKm Branch: 171 Jun 9 .i Bcti Rood. Kuala Lumpur. Ttl: 7»7*S. Oaotan in th* Ftderation: Kuala Lumpur:214 words
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Article, Illustration431 1960-07-13 16 Lumumba tries to bridge the rift, but is snubbed ELISABETHVILLE, Tuesday. PHE mineral-rich province of Katanga last night announced its secession from the 11--lay old Congo Republic. The announcement came in a broadcast rom the Provincial Prime Minister, Mr. Noise rshombe, the Belgian Foreign Ministry report ThisReuter - 431 words
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135 1960-07-13 16 BENNETT DINES WITH OLD FOES IN JAPAN TOKYO. Tues. The Australian commanding officer who 18 years ago opposed Japanese forces in Malaya was last night the guest of honour at a farewell dinner given by a group of former Japanese army officers. Lieut. -Gen. H. Gordon Bennett arrived here onReuter - 135 words
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Article40 1960-07-13 16 CAIRO, Tues— The C.-in-C. of the United Arab Republic's armed forces warned yesterday that if the Israeli Army attacks the Syrian region, Egyptian forces will break into Israel "regardless of the U.N. emergency forces" on the border— U.P.l.40 words
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Article57 1960-07-13 16 2t Word, tit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. H B. ROORIOUIS inank relative* and frlenda for their tiood wnnt-3. valuable gift* and attendance at their wedding on 2.7.60. SONS AND RELATIVES of Mr. 1.. Thveira Retired Poatmaater, Talplng, who (tanned away 10.7.60 at Ipoh, thank •hos«- woo aent wreaths, messages57 words
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242 1960-07-13 16 SOEKARNO: A NEW BID TO CONTROL PARTIES JAKARTA, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Soekarno assumed powers today to control all political parties in the country. He had given notice of doing this in January. Under regulations published today, parties established after Indonesia's return to the 1945 revolutionary constitution on July 5, 1959 areReuter - 242 words
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144 1960-07-13 16 Pupils are allowed 3 months' 1 leave SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore schoolchildren will be allowed sick or overseas leave up to a period not exceeding three months. Only in exceptional circumstances will the leave be extended by another month. The Ministry of Education has laid down this new ruling In a144 words
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Article39 1960-07-13 16 LONDON, Tues.— Spot 31 id.. Num., August 31'^d., Sept. 31, a.. Oct./ Dec. 31 \d.. Jan./ March 31 -\d.. April/June 31d., July/ Sept. 30% d., July c.l.i 31. d. Aug. c.l.f. 3l<*d.. Sept. c.l.t. 31Hd. Tone Fairly steady.39 words
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Article21 1960-07-13 16 LONDON. Tues. Buyers £806. sellers £806 H, Forward buyers £8014, sellers £802. Settlement £806. Turnover ajn. 90 tons. p.m. 45.21 words
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Article199 1960-07-13 16 LONDON. Tues. Results In today's cricket matches were: At THE OVAL: Match abandoned, between Surrey v Essex (rain). At PETERBOROUGH: Match abandoned. Northants 231. Leics one for no wkt. train). At SWANSEA: Notts bt Glamorgan by 67 runs (2 days). Notts 185 and 119 GlamorganReuter - 199 words
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Article273 1960-07-13 16 LONDON. Tues.— Generally unsettled conditions were again apparent on the London stock exchange today. The strained international situation and the overnight slide on Wall Street were responsible for a strong note ol caution and small selling was again sufficient to cause a further decline in prices. Closing middle273 words
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Article40 1960-07-13 16 LONDON, Tues. Queen Elizabeth, at her second summer investiture at Buckingham Palace, today presented 187 men and women —most of whose names were gazetted in the birthday honours list last month with the insignia of their awards.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article26 1960-07-13 16 TOKYO, Tues. The annual Colombo Plan meeting will be held in Tokyo from Oct. 31 to Nov. 17, the Foreign Office announced today. —U.P.I.UPI - 26 words
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